LIBEX.LIB
--> G/GX ONLY!
Library Explorer & Extractor
Author : HPreg and DEYLONE (see PCT.TXT)
Documentation by Joe Horn.
This is a terrific library-extraction tool. It is the only tool yet
written that extracts a command AND ALL OF ITS EXTERNAL CALLS into a
directory, thus automating the otherwise tedious task of making
subsets of large libraries. It is also the only tool that optionally
extracts all of a function's header, such as what it does when you
press RULES, ISOL, and derivative; whether it's allowed in algebraics,
what it does in the EquationWriter, and more.
It can break an entire Library or just one function. And it can break
a built-in ROM Library and recover ALL external calls to other
libraries (XLIBs).
The output of LIBEX is compatible with the input for LIBMKR, also on
this disk.
Parameters for LIBEX
Option 1: Number of the Library to break
In this case the entire library is extracted.
Output is to a directory called 'LIB' (or LIB.1 etc).
Option 2: List of XLIB/Functions/Commands
Only the specified ones are extracted.
External calls are extracted if specified by SETPREF.
Note : if you want to break a ROM Library, set the Recover External
XLIB option to ON.
RCLXLIB is just a X->R that works with ONE XLIB function put in a
list.
Note: The first SETPREF option (EXT) is what controls whether or not
the library command's external calls will be extracted as well; this
is needed if you're trying to make a subset of a library.
The second SETPREF option (DIR) is what controls whether or not a
function's header will be extracted as well; this is not normally
desired.
'$PRG' (when present) is the actual code of the extracted function.
Otherwise, its code will be in a variable named the same thing as the
command being extracted.